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Nsl 114 loh r ` ESI: r. cc• . d• ° S.; 9 4. . ,v 6 3' et to' , 0 1 . 0 63' 5 o , ' 19 ' 9 1. ;ICl= • 111/MBER 5641.1 _ c.; , `" ;t, ,~ cr y. 0 as: e: • lA , ' JNA tO 3 11 tO ' 2 •; 10 2/ ""., 10 1 :i, to 2 1 to 19.), os• r ad+ to lis'' , 0:2>,, 6d. ; s. ' O ,l, • T. BISH, 104 5 ' J 3. 6 , 4'• • 9- ; • ° ' '. .2:;• 'rice• 0 (1. 0 04 4 ' 6 ( 1. j s:2>i THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDE N.• TO - MORROW EVENING, Oa. ft, 1810, will be acted the Opera of THE EXILE. Governor, Mr. BLANCHARD ; • Baron Altradoff: Mr LISToN ; Count Calmar, Mr. BELLAMY ; • Daran, Mr. YOUNti ; Servitz. Mr. FAWCETT ' - • Alexina, Mrs. H. 10 HNSTON ; Katharine,. Mrs. DI CKONs. To which will be added (by permission of the Proprietors of the Theatre Royal, Haymarket), the Musical Farce of PEEPING TOM. Harold, Mr. TAYLOR; Mayor, Mr. BLA NCHA RD ; Tom, Mr. FAWCETT; Emma, Miss BOLTON ; '• Mayoress. Mrs. DAVENPORT ; Maud, Mrs. GIBBS. x , Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at tire i; l e i w t: Box-Office, in Prince's-place, Hart-street, front Ten. „'our. 23 noxes '7s, Second-price 3s. 6d.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second-Price se•--Lower Gallery as. Second.price is —Upper Gallery is. Second price 6d.—No Money to be . returned. b e Doors be opened:lf ',Are, and the Play at Half past Six. 0. . i `hi .Friday, The Beaux Stratagem; with Oscar and Mal -144. —On Saturday, King Lear ; C.9rdelia;by a Young Lady, her first'appearance in London ; with The Waterman. t i . I , ll e Public are respectfully itiformtd, that a hew Drama b' K Pmance, in Two Ads, is in rehearsal; and w i ll sp eedil y e Produced. 'THEATRE ROYAL, LYCEUM. " (Under the 4.uthority of the LORD CHAMBERLAIN.) THIS PRESENT EVENING, Oti. 10, 1810, Their" Majesties' Servants win act the Comedy of THE WAY TO KEEP HIM. . Sir Bashful Constant, Mr. LO VEG ROV E, (Being his first appearance in that Charaact) ; Sir Brilliant Fashion, Mr. RUSSELL ; - 14overnore, Mr. W ROUGHTON ; - William, kir. DE CAMP ; The Widow Belmont, Mrs. G LOV ER, • (Being her first appearance in that Character); Mrs. Lovenlore, tars. GER ; Lady Constant, Mrs. HORN; Muslin, Miss M E LLO N, (Being their.first appearance in those Charaders) ; Mignionet, Miss TI DSW EL L. 1 1 0 • "hi eh will be added (ad time this Season) the last new • Musical l'arce cif • HIT Olt MISS ! , Adam Sterling, Mr. PEN LEY ; 'anus lumble, Mt. DE CAMP; Dick_typber, .Mr. mATHEws • . O'Rourke O'Daisy, Mr. STAPLETON ; • lerry Blossom, Mr. KNIGHT; •rs.. Augusta Caroline Honeyinoutli, Mrs. SPARKS ; Clara Sterliwg, Miss K LLY ; Dolly )'Daisy, Mrs. BLAND. es to he taken of Mr. Spring, at the Box-Office in the " Entrance, of whom may also be had Private Boxes !Alit y . taßi ce fsdokxes 6s. Seconcl-price.;s.--Pit 3s. 6d. Secoutt•priee p;i r Y 26 . - Second-price es.—upper Gallery ts. Second fe r ,, , _ Doors to be ened at Half past Five, and tl%e Per -14, 14 'Ce to begin at Halt past Six. Money to l?e te ,ned. ~ The -morrow, lobo Pull ; with Rosina. —On , Saturday, C aslespeCtre ; with tilt or Miss! SUR-REY INSTITUTION, ,061ober 3, ato. THE PROPRIETORS -and Vie PUBLIC are re.- or LtL sl . ),edfully informed, that the following COURSES s fUR ES will'be delivered ‘ t this place in the ensu. ea son, viz: o, ~ • OOLOGY,sby GEORGE SIIAW, M.D. F.R.S. (3 alUsic, by tk-Ir. S. WESLEY; o rt- the CH F.NOSTRY of the ARTS, by- Mr. A CCU M. (3 11 N-ATuR A PHI LOSOPHY, by Mr. ARDIE. n 4,- • KONO NI Y e by Ditto. . n e(), nmence on Monday, the isth inst. at Seven o'Clock arm , a livening precisely, apkd be continued on Thursdays munt, successively. • ' w e Annual Subscription Three Guineas. • KNIGHT SPENCER, Secretary. LESS NUMBERS, MORE PRIZES, An AniIITIONA I, PRIZE of L'lnioonl. And TICKETS and SHARES CHEAPER, M ENTON's, 2 , CO ItN I L 1., near . the Niansion House. I.lErpiesent LOTTERY to be Irawn oa9ber 19, st .ga; i ncludes Five Prizes of 20.0001. by which the ' Chance Tik' e n i nk either of those C%pipils is . ti ruased One Foul t. t , s and Shares will sti or t.y IS r, c theret:olie an imni e. (.:,rnis.urWcha hO se will-prove a certain saving, at SUi(l. sixteen . Sixteentns, the o nonly 5,0001. Pre ce Pared in the last Ldtter, N0..2,763 the,few mi ng months Capitals to t he amount v)0,00,, n I. DISH reminds his Friends that the LOTTERY • ri e • • • begins and t - hit:hes the 19th of THIS , and Slraros are selling in great Variety, at both hi s s. W ht _4, C(0 RN El ILL, and 9, C H A R INC-CROSS, ! . e TI-lIR.TY CAPII•ALPRIZk:S wer e Sold in Shares k, Ol llll the last Nine Months, incliolink Three Prizes of tetr y 3° l• The Iffesent Scheine contains only 4,000 Num, Yet there are 5 Priies of , S Th e 5 - - - - - 1,000 - t),, e re are Five Tickets of each Number, and the fate lit t 4ecides the other Four. .one.N.auntier. must gain One hztd Thousand Pounds. • - lkilt All business in the Public Funds transacted with fi -- Y aucl , h ispate.i StOek-Bruker. IN A FEW DAYS. SWIFT p and Co. remind their Friends and the 1,, üblic, that the STATE LOTTERY (the only °tie to 41014'n this Year) will begiu and on the igth THIS 11 (04tober): ri ovv :_r Scheme with Only 4 000 Numbers, contains the fol. 'l'B Capital, Prizes • of . Czo,coo . are . k koo,o o o o o o S •• • 2,0" • " . 10 000 • .S . . • 1,000 • • . 5' • • etiid es . _ Sr • • 5,0 - oo rizes of tool. sol.'Scc. as usual,'amounting to Two e rlo - Hundred Thousand Pounds !!! . to. , 'I ( -ETS and SHARES are selling at SWIFT and s Offices Nu.,11, POULTRY, No. 12, CHARING-C/ROSS. . No. 31, ALDGATE HIGH-STREET; '\'its sc ;,_,ln the last Lottery, No! 4469, a Prize Of 240001. " 4 in Sixteen Sixteenth Shales. .. ~,,,.~,,. ,rn,.~~ .w ~, :~ ~. ;- w ~. .~~-~i „ krt . s - %5 1f 46:t : • ;4. a~ x WEDNE . S D A .Y, OCTOBER 10, 1810. GRAND CITY LOTTEkY. InY Order of the Lords of Hii Majesty'sTreasory, the Third - and Last,G RAN D - crr sz LOTTERY will draw on the 4th of December, 180. CONTRACT FOR STEERING INDEXES. Natiy-Officc, 017. 5, Igto. THE PRINCIPAL UFFIVERS and COMMIS SIONERS of HIS Al A7ESTY 'S NAl'l:' do hereby give Notice, That on Thursday, the atb instant, at One o'Clock, they will. be ready to treat with such Persons as may be wilting to Contrail for Supplying His. Majesty's Yard at Dept)°, d with STEERING INDEX E S, with Clock Facer. A P.tttern Index, with a form of the Tender, may be seen a, this ,Office. No Tender will.be received after One o'Clock on the day of the Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party, or an Agen t for him, attends. Every Tender must be accompanied by a Utter addressed to the Navy, Board, and signed by a responsible person, engaging to become bound with the Paso; tendering, in the Sum of 20 )l. Jrc the due performance- of the Contrail. VALUABLE REVERSION IN WESTMORELAND. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, .By Mr: GIBBONS, • "At the Auaion Mart, on Tue,day, the 20th day of Nottein t tier, at 'Twelve o'Clock, THE ABSOLUTE ,REVERSION, in Fee, of the MANOR of HI LS ECK, near Brough, in the County of %Vestinoreland, with the Niansion-house, called . H L -Hat L ; an extensive Moor abounding with Grouse and other Game; and several valuable f arms, con taining, in the whole, upwards of . 130:: Acres, let at low Rents, amounting to about 10501. per Ann. certain, to come into possession upon the Decease of the Survivor of Two . . Gentlemen, one aged 57, and the other 53, without I ssue.• The dd. r Gtialeinan is a Widower without Issue, and the youngest has been married many years to a Lady now 63 years of age, and has never had Issue. Var. tiirther particulars apply to the'NuEtioneer, in Buck lersbury, i.ontlon or to Mrssrs. Meredith, Robbins, and I otnkyns, Solicitors, Lincoln's-inn.. SHAKE!ti‘EAR h. This Day 061$ punlisned, puce 55. in boards, HAM LEI TRA.VESTIF,, in `three Atli, w ith Annotations by Dr. 101iNsOd and CEORGE s 1 - I:EVENS, ELI and other Commentators. Qtiantum aniiio.— V Cornnnentators each dark passage shun, And hold their tarthing.candte to the sun. • YobNo. Printed for . M. Richardson, No. 23, Cot - Midi, opposite the Royal Exchange. This Day Was published, In One Vulumet±Bllo. ,‘ Nineteen Plates, Price los. 6 i. Itt boartU. LETTERS on . NA"I'URAL and, EXPER I_ Atre: NTA L 1,()SO1'1II, EMISTI('', ANA -I:OMY,TiViSIOLUGY, sr.,l (Alter Branches of Science, pertaining to the material Wu; ld. i Addressed to a Youth s , ettling'in the Metropolis. By the Rev, I. Iti)(C E., Author of Scientific Dialogues, &c. Printed int. los. lohnion 'and Co. st. Paul's Church yard. • • ~ published,. . . . In Two Vols. Bvo. it. 4s. bo.ints, illustrated with a Map or Smito Uoinitikb,, a ('{raft of kerdiaand the Seventh, &c. &c. DRESENT STATE of the SPANISH COLO- N I - ES ; including a paiticulat Report of liispanolui or the Spanish Part of Santo Domingo; with a general Survey of the Settlements on the South Continent ot. America, as relates. to t listory, Trade, Population ' Customs, Manners, &c. with a concise Statement of the Sentinients of tne Peo ple on their relative situation to the Muther Country, &c. by \V M. WALTON, jun. Secretary to the E pedal , n which captured the City' of Santo Domingo iruin the French ; and resident British Agent there. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, PaternoAer-row. FOR COWS ANO SHEEP. EO's LINIMENT is an infallible Remedy for the Ginget-or •Felon;' sudden 'or" excessive flowing of the Bruises, Inflammations, and every Disease to which the Udders ul Cattle are subjed and for averting the' consequences, frequently fatal, wlsere• Calves; Lambs, &c. are obliged . Au be extracted by mandid operation; also for the Stings of venomous Reptiles, Swellings, Inflammations, &c. in utikr parts. It is partictirar ly. recommended by.the tlemen'or the Agricultural Society mo Norfolk, whose Names may be seen in the Bill of Diredrons. Prepared by Benjamin Leo, Surgeon, as likewiSe Farmer and G razier, for twenty years, at Gayton, in Norfolk ; and sold sold only•by ,F. Newbery and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's Churchyard, London, or No. 29; Dame-street; Dublin, in Boxes, ss. :each. ; FOR BILE AND INDIGESTION. • HALLAM'S ,ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. ffiliESE Pills are particularly recommended in all Bilious .Complaints, whether arising from a weak or de ranged Adion of thC. Stomach, from Colds, whereby . the Secretion of Bile is obatruded, or. from Excess. in Eating, or Drinking, wherein the Bile is rendered acrid and c"rrostve, and regUrgitated to the StoMach, causing Sick9ess, Jaundice Windy' Disorders, Indigestion, &c. lii Habitual Costiveness, a sluggish State of the Bowels, Sick• Head-ach,and also during Pregnancy, they may be taken with singular goad - Price zs 9th per Box, duty included.. • • Sold-whoiesaie and retail. by Shaw and, Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, London, and retail by Baxter, Edin burgh, and Bull. Dublin, and all Dealers in Medicine TO THE POOR, WHO HAVE CHILDREN AF. FLICTED , IN CUTTING THEIR TEETH. MRS. JOHNSON having observed, in vizt!L log through the different Streets in working Ntighbour hoods, numbers of Chi!dren reduced almost to Death's door with the agony in Cutting their Teeth, and whose Patents. (hardly able to procure bread for themselves). are under the painful necessity of seeing their Babes suffer.. not having it in their power to purchase a -.Bottle of theA Al E RICAN So OT ING S‘ UT to alleviate their misery; and hay. ing ilflet with shell universal success In the sale of tier Medi-. clue, during the space of three years, in restoring several hundred Children who we'e thought past recovery, i by only having their Gums rubbed with the Syrup, at being as plea sant as efficacious, and gives instant whet. She, therefore, wishing to extend its usefulness, and taking compassion on the rising generation of the Poor, intends to distribute among diem (Gratis) One Hundred Bottles weekly; viz. set on Tuesday, and so on Saturday, Mornings, from Nine to Ten o'Clock, at. her Hotise, No. 94, Newman-street, Oxford street.—They are requested to bang a Phial. Mrs.'. hopes, at the saute tune, that Peisons who can alforii to purchase the Syrup will not injure the Poor, by obtaining - What is intended for their relief alone. - • To be had at the Proprietors, 1. lohnson and Co. q¢, New man-street, Oxford-street and retailed by Golding, Corn liill Mrs. Richardson, Ma'nclicster ; [ones, Portsea, Hants; Newbury, Dame-street, Dublin ; and by all the principal Medicine Venders •in Town and Country, at as. gd. a Bot tle, for Ready-money only. N.B. Be sure to ask tor Johnson's A nnerioan Soothing Sy sup. CERTIFICATE We, 'whose names 'are hereunto subscribed, have carefully surveyed and valued the several Freehold Buildings allotted as Prizes in the Third City Lottery, and we adjudge the se parate Value of each to be as thllows : . F. PAYNTER. THOMAS SWITKIN, D. R. ROPER. • London, August 24. 18 0 9. - --- SCHEME. 4 1 Prize of ,C f 5,700 1 3 Prizes of 43,000 I . . . . 9,900 I . . . . 9,3 0 0 I . . . 6,910 I - • • • 4, 6 0 I • . . 4,000. I . . . . 3,800 . . . . 3,50, 3 • • • • 3.3 00 3 • • • a 3,100 'NO FIXED 'PRIZE. This Pr,lpertY "es so rapidly irnroving, that there can be 119 doubt it will be worth double its• present Value in a very few' Years. I . . 2,900 I . 2,700 I . . 2,600 I . . • • 2,300 I . • • 1,900 I • • . . ',boo I • . •• • • 14 , 0 suo t• . . , . PRESENT PRICE. Ticket . . . ~48 o, ,Half .. . 44'72 o I Eighth .Lt 4 0 Q , ,arter . . 2. 7 o Sixteenth . oit o TI CK F. IS arid SHARES are now on Sale at the follow_ in,. Offices., No. 1- and 15, Skinner-street ; and 14, Pic kett-street ; 7, Snow-hill; and 6, Aldgate, (Corner of Houndsditeh). NExr. OF KIN. THE next of Kin of JOHN INNES, Esq. - for inerly of Woolwich, in the County of Kent, and. C olonel in His Majesty's Army and Royal Artilery, who died iii or about the Year 1783, who are entitled to the Re.bidhe of his Personal Estate, are desired to make application to Hum plirey Donaldson, Esq. Whitehall, London, on or before the 6th day of November next, or the Estate will be soon afterwards delivered or paid to the Person who has already claimed the same. •Sept. 25, Igto. CANTERBURY, MARGATE, RAMSGATE. This Day was published, Dedicated to the UtliCers who du now, or may hereafter conipose the Garrison of Canterbury. The Second Edition, with considerable Additions, and Al terations, price 3 s. 6d. BALL -ROOM VOTARIES ; or, CANTER BURY and its VICINITY. A Satirical Poem. By kusTicus.. Printed for, and sold by, H. Colburn, Public Library, Conduit-sfreet, London; also, at the Libraries in Canter bury, Nlar,ore, Ramsgate, &c. . • HEUMANISMS,.. PALSIES, anti GOUTY IN. _A !..0 PIONS, with their usual concumnaurs, spasm, or.t. lying Pains, Flatulency, Indigestion, awl gle.e. rat Debi My' (originating in whatever source) are. 'relieved ;it'd trequently cured by ‘V IT EH E AD's ESSENCE of US- I . Alt DPIL LS, after every other means had failed. The FI.UIU ESSENCE Of NI AR) (used with the Pills in those complaints where necessary) is pet haps the ino , t active, penetrating, and efleclual remedy in the INurid. ge nerally curing the severest Sprains and Pxuists, in , less than halt the trine casually taken by 0 podelduc. Arquebu:,ade, or any other Liniment or Embrocation ; and it used immediate ly atter any accident, it prevents the pact turning black.' wi-It'rEHEAD's I'AM I LY CERATE is-equally eflica cions 'fora!! ill .condi t toned Sures, Sore Legs, Scorbutic 1 rup. twits. Blotches, Pimples, Ringworms, shingles, Rreakings out on the Face, Nose, Lars, and Eyelids, So:e. and Initial= ed Eyes, Sure Heads and Scorbutic Humours of every de scription. - • - Prepared only and sold by R. johnston, Apothecary, rs, Greek-streer, Soho, L'undun, the Essenci: and Pills at 2s. t;CI each—tne Cerate at Is'. rid and 25. 9d. sold by every Me dicine Vender in the United Kiligdorri. CO - The Genuine, has;a . Black Ink Stamp, wi tit the name of john t n e u inserted on it. From Me LONDON GAZETTE, Oct. 9, 1810. !Far-Office, Oct. 9, ISIo. 3d Regiment of Dragoons, Hospital-male, Richaid Alder- stone to be t ssisrao.hurgeon. 7th Ditto, Light dragoons,- Lieutenant the Hon. El. C. Lowther to be 'Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Trevveicke, who retires.' _ ' 13th Ditto, Enbioi john Geale, from.the 91st Foot, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice King,pronioted. zest' Ditto, Hospital- ivlate, Alexander M'enzies to be Assis tant-Surgeon; vie ~ r oinoted. in the Cape Regi extent. . -Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards, lames Owen, Gent, - . to'be Assistant.Surg,eon, vice Clarl:e, who resigns. totliDifto,of Foot, Ensign john. Pepparr!„ 'train the ith • %Vest India Regiment, to be Ensign, Nicel)aives,•:vtio ex changes. Gentienian Cadet, Thomas ,Lißylis, !min the Royal Military'Corldge, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Nlarsh,rl, promoted, . _ 12th Ditto'. Ensio Henry Purdon to be Lieutenant, vice Charles Kist, dece.►'sed ibtit .Ditto, Ensign Scott Riney, to he Lieutenant. with'. 'out purchase, vice Sir A. Alleyne, hart. who re signs: 2 _ zist Ditto, John I)oig, Gent tb be Second Liourehant, ky purchase, vice Goll; promoti:(l,_ 22.il Ditto, Lieutenant Derinie to be Captain of a Campahy_, by purchase, vice Butue, who retires. 25th Ditto, Listo Charles Leslie to be Lietiten.;:iri by pur. chase, vice Perroit, :vita retires, 26th Ditto, Sefjea!,t- Major Michael Pointon to be Adjutant, .iwitti -the R.,uk of Eltaign) . vice Hunt,. wno icsi L sts, the Adjutanicy 39th Ditto, Lieutenant_Simon Newport to be" Adjutant, vice . - who'resigns the Adjutancy only 44th Ditto, Idines tsq. to ue Paym.ister of the 2d 134ttalion; - vice Crozi,:r, wiio resigns. 4fith Diltb, Ensign I. 11. Hamilton to be•Lientenant, with out intretiv.., vice Calder, .%lio retires. 52A Ditto, Uentleinan Cadet GeurTie Gawk'', front the Sio)3l Mint to be linstgii, wiluour pocjia,e, vice ilab not Nike,. pi:we k,entle- , . . . man Cadet Ntcnulas k ..:can, from ciii 0,..t0 he ditto,• vice Walker, ivtiose appointment has not taken place. • bit Ditto, "ThomasHarrold Wade, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Fisher,' who retires 6 - 4th Ditto,- Gentlemad Cadet Cornwall Burn, from the Royal Military'Coilege, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Klein, who resigns. 66th Ditto, Hospital-Mate Patrick Campbell to be Assistant Surgeon, vice•Foulk - r-s,•deceased. 68th Ditto. Lieutenant John H. Parvin,". - from the City of CorK Militia, to be Ensign. 74th Ditto, Ltenteziant Anthony French, from the Galway Militia, to tie Ensign. Ensign lames Fleetwood, from ditto, to be Ensign. 79th .Ditto, Captain Andrew Lawrie to be Major, by pur, chase, vice Sullivan, who retires. 82d Ditto, Ensign Samuel Walker Lacy, from the Royal Cumberland Militia, to be Ensign. 87th Ditto,-Captain A. Maclaine, trom the 94th Foot. to be Major, without purchase; vice Rose, appointed to the 9th Royal Veteran Battalion. • 94th Ditto, Captain Thomas Lloyd, from the 43d Foot, to be Major, viee'l noes deceased.' • - ' - '"e* „............., _.:„.,\, 4 r 4, at., • ,=. ~.4 ....,) 1.f..5 .• , ...,,e,c2 4 , ~,,, . v.- • .------ - - 7 0 .1. , 4 bM -2--vt 4 ...,, - -A, .ixt29E51. 4 .1!(.. f E [PRICE SIXPENCE HAI FPENN Y. 95th Regiment, Gentle Vickers, Gent.- to he Second Lieu • tenant, by purchase, vice -Beckwith, promoted • '' • ; g6tit lALwet - tient john Sharman •to be Captain of a company, vice Smith, deceased. En-ign joint tease to Lieutenant, vice Sharman, Gentleman f2adet Tho.naS Eagan, trorri the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, vice Rose. tooth. Ditto,. Lieutenant M. G. °tiling, from the Cant 1;a Fencihles, to be Lieutenant, vice Johnson, who exchanges. ...Id Regiment of 1 uot, Eusi n Reetaert.T. £3utne, Iron - City of Cork Militia, to be'Ensign; • Royal Staff Corps, Gentlein..e. D. Hall, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, w.thout pur chase, vice Hill, promoted. • sth West India . Regiment, Ensign - , John Dawes, from the Toth F ot, to be Ensign, 'vice Pepparl,.Who etchanges. • 6th Royal Veteran Battali in, Enign David Crooks tu be Ad jutant, vice M'lntosn; deceased - ' gth Ditto, Major Aletair er Rose, fr iin the 87:11 Fo.t, to be Nlajoi, vice West; placed on the R ired List. Canadian Fencibtes, Lieutenant 'A. K. Johnson, -from •the tooth F..ot, to be Lieutenant, vice- Ulding,, who t.X. • changes. Royal Newfoundland Fencibles,. Lieutenant Willia:n SV, .h inter .to be Captain or a Company, vice. '..eet!t•:ws ce,•sed. EnAtklqi, C. Carden to be Lieutenant, vi•e Winter: .Thiatuatt.- Kerr, Cent. to be Eustio, 'vice tact. • • • BREVET. • Major Colin Dundas G raham, of the Ire Scotch 13riga le, to . Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army Major Samuel Dales, on.ttalt: l'ay of M..cdonalk.'s late 'ke cluitinpLevy, to be Lieutenant. Co'o.nel in tlie.Ati4. , HOSPITAL STAFF. • StaffHospital:.Assistant George Reed to Ue Apothecary to the orces serving on the Irish Establislitne,4, vice who retires: • MEMORANDUM. Lieutenant Dillon, of the 95th Fociti is superb ded, being absent with Out leave. ERRATA in the Gazettes of the Ist" and 2,2 e, of Septemb, [Sid. 64th Foot. For Samuel Hugghue, Gent. to be Ensign, with,,ut pur chase —Read Samuel Hugghue, Gent. to be Eiibign, by purchase. . 2d Dragoons. For SerjeantWilliamChaldwick to be Cornet—Read Scrjeant lames Chadwick to be Cornet. Ordnance-Office, Oci. 8, afo. , Artillery of the King's German Legion. Second.Captai❑ Frederic S)nipher to be Captain, with tem porary rank-, vice Heise, who resigns. Second Lieutenant Lewis Stockman to be Adjutant, vtith the rank of First Lieutenant, vice Wiering, who resigns the Adjutancy only. Gentleman Cadet Frederic Drechsler to be ,Second Lieute nant, vice Stocktnann, promoted., Com Mission in the Nottingliarhshire Regithent df Militia, signed by the Lciid Lieutenant. To be Ensign . Michael Henry Cott:Missions in the sst Oattation of the Royal Carmarthen Nuaileer Lbcal•Militia, signed by_tlie Lord Lieutenant. To he Captain James Thomas, EN. vice Itishop, resigned. To be Hist Lieutenants Sao-riders, Gent.vice Bishop, resigned, William Thomas,'Gent, vice Rees, resigned. • BANKRUI ICY EVLARG ED. William Mal!alien and Geo•ge Mallalieu, of- Manchester, cotton-twist and cotton_ wool.kiealers, twin Sept. 22, to Nov. to, at ten, at tile Dog Tave‘rn; Manchester. BRNKRUPTCY SUPERS! , DED lotto Cheethain, He Atc., Norris, Manchester, check-ma. nufaCturer. BAN KR Er PT S lohn Hutchinson Browne, late of FiShstreet-11:11, London, and no , V of Camberwell, Surrey, mereitaiit, to sqrieisiLr Oct. 13. 23, and Nov. ta, at twelve, at Guddli ill, 1.w:do:I Attornies, Messrs, Swain, • Stevens, and Maples, Old Jewry. joseph Sykes, of Queen-street, Cbeapside, London, sugar factor, ()et, 16, Nov. 6, and to >at one, at Guildhall, At Mr. 13ovill, New Biage- , street, Bla Guildhall, k:rlars. William Hutchinson, of , Smith's-buildings, .Lealenh.r4l. 'street, London, wine merchant; Oat. 22, at two, 23, at ten, and Nov. to; at one,, at Guildhall. Attorney, .Mr, Sherwood, Cushion i court, broad-stre,t. Matthew Smith, of Charlton,' Kent, tope.m.kker, Oct. 22, at two, 23, at ten, and Nov. 20.. at one, at Guildhall, I-midi:t. Attorney, Mt. Mangnall, IVarWick-square, New-. gzife.st geet. Charles Cchaar, of Prince's-street, Cayerdish-square, Mid dlesex, tailor, Oat. 22, at two, 23, at.ten, and Nuv. 2c, at one, at G uildhall. Attorney, ►Mr. Lane, Lawrence.Puunt ney-hill. • Thomas Crickrnore, of Skinner street,: London, pewterer; O•ct. £3, at ten, 23, at eleven, and Nov. 20, at tell, at C'uildhal•i. Attorney, Mr. ,Warne, Old Broad-street. • Walter Norburn, or Higl, Holborn, Midilesex, fineriltltYper, Oct. r 3, at ten, 23, eleven, and N O V. 2,, a t t e n , at at Guildhall., Atturney,• Mr. Warne, Old I.3road-strezt. Thomas Martin, of Ov'erton, Flints: ire, dealer, Oct. 2z, 23, -and Nov.' zo, at eleven, at the. Eagles' Inn, Wrexham. Denbighshire. Attornies, Messrs. Kinderley, Long, :,nd Ince, Gray's. Inn, London-; or Mr.. Biown, Wrexham. Daniel Savage, of Coaly,, Gloucestershire, pig-dealer, Od. iB, 19, and Nov. ao, at. ten, at the White Hart Intl, Gloucester. Attornies, Mr, George Chilton, Exchequer- Office, Lincoln's-Inn, London or Mr. Thomas Oxely, Gloutsiter. , .rhonlas Garner,- of'Dudley, Worcestershire,. grocer, Oct. '3o, at five, .tt, and Nov. 20, at 'eleven, at the Littleto:k Aims I nn, • l'enkridge , • StatiOrdshire. Attoknies, - Messrs. Anstice and Cox, _lnner .Teutple, London -; or Mt. Joao, ROninsuri, Ptidley, .• • • Williain Pearce, of Liverpool, liquor-merchar\t, Nov. .1, 2, and :u, at one, at - the Star ante Garter Tavern, Liverpool. Ai:orates, Alc,srs. Massey AN , Cartwright, Liverpool. lohn Sentor, ot A Iverthurpe, Wakcheld, Yerkshire, clothier, Oct. and• Nov. 1, and 2.0, at twelve, at the Sessiops house; aketield, Attoitites, Mr. Lee, -Wak e field ; -or Messrs. 5) Kes and Knowles, New-Inn, London. ' • . Robert john,zon, ot Liverpool, ineichant, (Jet go, 3E, and Nov.. zc., at one,' at rite Globe, Tavern, -Liv....rpoul. tornies, Messrs C reaves grid Brow, , Li ye! pool. ionn It ay wood, ot groixt, Ct. 16, 17, and Nov. t d•o, at the 'Dog Tavern, Nlarn:riester. eitiornits, Nit. lt. Lids, Cnaneery.larte, London ; .. .or Messrs. ' and Lotisd.ne, Nliary Glover and E.l.zabeth Glover, late of. Kidderniin,ter, orcestcrshire, milliners, Oct. 29, 30, and Nov. an, at eleven, at tne C.:eorge Inn, Bewdley. Attornies, Mr.; Big,;, Hatton-Gardon, London; or Mr. George ital,en, Kiclderreninster - George Coxen,' ot Church-street, 'Christ ChurCh,. Surrey, oct. 26, at six, 27, and Nov. 20. at eleven, at Guildhall, Londolt. Attorney, Mr. Lane, Lawrence. Pountney-lull. • DIVIDENDS. Nov. t. lames Davey. L.te :of Anstey, Devonshire, proman, at eleven, at the ivlarket,house, 1 . 411114 M. Nov. to. fames Ascough, of Leeds, Yorkshire, wooltapler,. at eleven, at the Bull and Mowh Inn, Leeds. - Nov. to. George Ascough,ot Gervaux, EasrAilbitton,York. shire, ‘nouistipler, at eleven, at the ifull and Mouth inn, Leeds. • Nov. 13. William Pearce, of Dover, Kent, cordwainer, at eleven, at • Guildhall, Lundou. Nov. 24. Samuel Casten and Walter rovyr4ll, of Lombard. street, Lk). dun, bankers, at ten, at Guildhall. Noy. so. Witham Jackets, late of GuilafOrd-stteet, i f) . l